Grunts reveal if a pig is happy, excited, scared, stressed, or somewhere in between, a new study of 7,000 recordings shows.

Grunts reveal if a pig is happy, excited, scared, stressed, or somewhere in between, a new study of 7,000 recordings shows.

In-person bullying rates plunged when schools went remote because of the pandemic, as did levels of cyberbullying, say researchers.

Perfectionist culture and stigma may keep veterinary students from seeking help with mental health. But there are things instructors can do to help.

People may at times develop emotional bonds with robots at work that are so strong they can be detrimental to bonds they have with their human colleagues.

People with moderate or greater symptoms of depression were more likely to believe at least 1 of 4 false statements about COVID-19 vaccines, research finds.

“Forgiveness is important in children and adults for restoring relationships and limiting future conflicts." But what makes kids more likely to forgive?

New research using phone data links gratitude and optimism with mental and physical health benefits, including lower blood pressure.

New research finds that worries about the COVID-19 pandemic may affect your cognitive abilities and skew your perception of risk.

A look at children's books from Russia and the United States reveals a cultural difference regarding negative emotions.